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Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-02
THURSDAY, JUNE |, 1881.
A squib nom London Punch.

The London Punch, in squib modelled
on 1.-THE Battle of Dorking,n suggests
that English secrets of naval construc-
ton are not particularly valuable COM
modities after all. It concludes as fol-
lows: The sea was covered with vessels.
Surrounded by an almost countless host,
the only British ironclad the Ethelred the
I'm eadyl in commission proudly crested
the waves.
why, what is thisr' exclaimed the
English commander, gazing ut the enemy
through his telescope. Those ships
Why, every one of them is constructed on
a. plan supplied from Whitehall! And
those guns! They, too, have been treach-
eroasly transferred to the exultant foer'
At this moment there was loud explo-
sion. Then the sea was deluged with
smoke. When it cleared away only III. NJ.
s. Ethelred the Unready was left-the
foreign fleet had entirely vanished.
Dear met observed the English COM
mandcr. s'this is very strange, The guns
burst ct the first discharge. The ironclads,
constructed on plans treacherously trans
ferred, foundered before they could get
into action! I cannot understand it,
What does it mean?'
The question was answered by a badly
wounded man, who, blown up an incalcul.
able height by the explosion, had ct length
descended from the clouds on to the
British deck.
1T means, " cried this poor wretch with
difficulty, 'sthat Pilfering Peter, appropri.
atcly called the Patriot, has saved his
country. / foresaw this result. 1t was
for this suppiied''-
He tried to speak, raised his eyes to the
Union Jack, attempted to comprehend the
construction of q new torpedo, and sans
back. Tie last of the naval dragons
was past serving his native land any fur.
ther.-Exchange. .f"~
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The Fountain in Parma.

In the square close by is statue tt
Parnlc@gianino, of recent workmanship
and Il drinking fountain. There are but
two or three shoots of water in Parma
but even that is more than Cne can find in
most of these plain towns, and, especially
20 the traveller who has just left SwitZCr
land, the loss of running water is greet
No Swiss village is so mean, no town sc
crowded, but from an unpretending iron
pipe there gushes forth, pellucid, glitter
ing and opulent,l a stream of the freshest
water, which leaps in a joyous and elastic
curve into a basin with gay flash by
night and by day, and pours off with un
grudging profusion.
But in these Lombard towns scarcely
here and there can be found numbering
pump, with long and massive handle, at
which few minutes severe toll produces
mighty poor and niggard dribble of wa
ter. Where fountains are they prattle
with fatigued and parsimonious note
and shelter their inadequacy under some
statue in the modern taste. As rule the
modern taste in Italy is not one whit bet
ter than in England. They delight to
honor the martyrs and heroes of United
Italy. No town but has its Corso Wit
torio Emmanuel and its Via Cavour,
with, for the most part, statues Of the
same. Here and there b q Via Massimc
d'Azeglio with no statue. These works OF
art are not better than our efdgies Of Mr..
Golden or Sir Robert Peel, and the crown
ing horror of all is statue Of Victor EN-
manuel here in the PiaZZi di Corte. II
would bring blush to the cheek of 4
Yankee stone mason.-Gentleman Mag.
azine.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-02
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A gentleman having been cured of
Nervous Prostration, Seminal Weak
ness, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effects of early indiscretion and youth
full folly, is anxious to make known to
others the simple modeof cElE. nIlDE
To those who wish, and OELT .OUnE.
will give him their symptoms, he will
send (free) by return mail, q copy of the
recipe so successfully used in his case,
Address, in confidence, JAMES W.
PINKNEY, AZ Cedar ST., N. 7.
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\ 1t is thought that York state win derive
$500, 600 this year from the celebrated In
heritance tax.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Mar
tinsburg, West Va, as Second-Class
Matter.
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GROWTH OF A BIG BooK.-When Web
ster's Unabridged was first published in
one volume, it was a comparatively
small book. Some years after an adj
dition was made of 1900 Pictorial illus
trations, A Table of aynonyms, and an
Appendix of New Words that had come
into use. Afew years later came an en-
tirely new revised edition of larger size,
with 5000 Pictorial illustrations, then,
after interval ola few years, Biograph
ical Dictionary of nearly 10000 Names
and Supplement of nearly 5000 New
Words were added, and there has come
a new and most valuable addition, A
Gazetteer of the World, of over $4,000
Titles The work is now not only the
Dictionary, par excellence, but Bio
graphical Dictionary, a Gazetteer Of the
World, and a great many other good
things in its many valuable Tables.
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No. ao West Martin treet,
MARTINSBURG, W. VA.

MARTINSBURG, w. VA.
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II Il an invaluable companion in every Schoc
and 2. every Fireside. Specimen pages and
Published BY 6. 4 c. MERRIAM & CO.,
Springfield, Mass, .. 5.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22
Anusementa.

81, Anthony's Entertainment. "A nne stereop.
ticon entertainment will be given in st. Antho-
ny's Catholic church this evening IL Will Illus.
trate the Life and Journeyings OF Our Sa.
vtour."
ing unsold at Fulton opera house for the Cecil.
ian society concert. The chart will be com.
rletely covered before the doors open this even.
ing. and those who have a. erred selecting seats
win DO well to secure them before too late. The
beautiful oratorto, "St. Cecelias Day." will be
given, with over one hundred voices In the cno-
rus.
Gus WiiiidniS as Captain Mshier.-on Friday
Gus Williams, the popular comedian, ap pears 81
this city In his great character Of John Atsh.
Ter, the good patured German police captain.
He is supported by Topsy venn and a stror z
company. and the great comedian will intro
duce all OF his famous specislt,es.
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CURRSGr BUsINEss IN COURT.
a Guardian Arrested ON an Attachment
Discharged By the Court.

a ANuohusou ArTesteu on an AuaCnment bu
Discharged By the Court
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning for
the transaction Of current business.
Simon Single, who served three months In
jail for failure TO comply with the courts
order 10 pay his wife weekly allowance for
support, was discharged. His petition for
discharge set forth that he was unable to pay
the sum decreed.
Mary J. Book went to Jail at the January
sessions for costa Her counsel endeayored
to have her discharged this morning, she
having served thirty days, but the court do.
clined to discharge her and Mary Jane wen,
back to jail for 90 days longer.
Abraham Farmer, Of West Lsmpeter
township, was granted q soldiers license tc
peddle In the county of Lancaster.
The restaurant license OF John Hartman
sth ward, city, was transferred to Joseph
Kautz.
John NJ. Wissler, OF Highville, Mano,
township, was arrested and brought before
the court on an attachment issued. He wa.
the guardian OF Q minor child OF John M
Rhoads, and the allegation was that he failed
to account for 8, 800 belonging to his ward
The answer filed by him, however, showed
that he never received any part of the 81, 80,
into his hands, that amount having been los
through the fault Of the attorney interested
who allowed the judgment to run out. Tn,
court ordered Wissler's release aud took tht
papers for examination.
Court adjourned to meet on Saturday
morning
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RAWLfRsvlLLD NOTES
a Pleasant Reading Exhibitiou-The Cnpless-
ant Adventure OF Merchant


ant Adventure Of . Merchant.
RAwLINsvILLE, Feb. 2L-The entertain.
ment that was to have been held In the
Rawlinsville NJ. E. church on Friday eve
ming last, on account of the extremely bad
weather WAS held in the dining room Of the
hotel OF O. b Grof. Not more than thirty
persons were present Mr.. Cope is an able
elocutionist and his readings were instructive
The pathetic story OF "Damon and Pythias"
was well rendered, Is was also the ''Burning
ofthe Pemberton Cotton Mills" The speaker
had the happy faculty OF changing from the
pathetic to the humorous, and created much
merriment by the story oil the "rhree Legged
Piano." "The Boys Composition" and others
Of josh Billings comic writings Rev. G.
Reed, of Mt Nebo, played several fine selec-
style
Mr.. A. II. Hershey, one OF our enterpris.
ing merchants Of this village, met with quite
. laughable accident one day last week,
while driving along the road in the neigh.
borhood Of the Steinman farm in an open
wagon, Q shower OF rain came up. Mr.. II.
reached behind him and got his umbrella q
and hoisted it When his horse saw some
thing new behind him, he made sudden
jump forward, and, breaking the sinRletree,
let himself out OF the shafts, making 240
time for home Ourjolly merchant was left
In the wagon, which being on q hill con.
cluded to go back, aud finally caught up in a
side gutter. Mr.. II. walked to farm house
near by and procured conveyance home.
Mr.. William Parker and Michael Rlne.
hart, Of Drumore, each lost valuable horse
recently.
A young gentleman Of our village recently
thought to show his hospitality by treating q
friend who was visiting him to wine. Ac.
cordingly he went to the cellar and drew tn 9
juice from Q cask, and after sweetenlny
offered 1t to his guest The latter, OF course,
pronounced 1t fine. After several draughts,
the young mans mother put in sppearsn CO
and informed him that he had drawn from
the wrong cask, and was treating his gues. to
vinegar.
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h 49, ~ - - SuDs -
~ Z 81 S - 49, 4hSO.
M q vSOot 49, s1soo ~ snlsuaue.
- - ConOecGA Woooe inoo ~ saty, By
oouno q pa0p ploee1 & Ne saes Of the
pseosat wessf woeke thruugA which wseof
Wseeeosd iato Ne wsss reservoir. which IVES
~ cnly 90 they buill The intfoduction Of
~ waise was celebsalsd by public demon
seraaaon q rejolcine A. he time the works
went into operation Feb Q, 1887, there
welO only twsasy persons who took
the watss and ths revenue thersftom for the
ara ysar was olS7.o6 Now there are over
A,00o wstsr fenterA and the revenue from
the waew department II over 60, 600 per year.
II jeo7 The water works had cost over $780,.
00q including . farm which wss subse.
queuty sold for 6,9oSl5. The eAtimated
value Of the water works h now over
100000, and It, annual maintenance 10
about ell,O00, exclusive Of pipe laying
and other Improvements, which last year
amounted to about $4,000
Tho increase 10 tho cousumption Of water
has been immense In 1887 Q few thousand
gallons day sufficed 10 serve the city now
u takes about ,ooo, 900 gallons In 1887 the
Concstoga was comparatively clean stream
except when great rains prevailed In iti
amuents; now It 10 tainted with impuritie,
al along it, borders and the question 10 upor
us today, "what are you going to do abou
It" Various schemes for larger and purel
supply of water are being agitated, At tn,
late municipal election the citizens voted :,
increase the city debt sl25. .OO0 to improve tn,
water supply and the sewerage
Tomorrow the mayor, the superintendent
Of water works and the water com mittee o
councils will visit New York and other point
adjacent, for the purpose Of making oh
servstions Of the working Of various system
Of obtaining pure water from impure source
and they will probably secure the services o
civil engineer to survey the ground, an,
formulate plans to furnish Lancaster viii
IN abundance Of pure water for family US
/ and manufacturing purposes
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DRArHS,

FRICx-At West Willow, Lancaster county
Feb -, lsse. Dr.. Benjamin NJ. frick, aged u
years.
Funeral on Wednesday at u m. At house. In.
torment at Brick Mennonite church at p. IN.
MINNIcH.-FsbTuary 20, iss7. NJ silver springs,
Pa Michael Minnich, sSed IS years, IL months
and days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vfted to attend the funeral on wednesday morn
ing at Q O'Clock. at the house. Services and
burial at ~ O'Clock at silver Springs, Pa. ltds
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= lIffLB CHILD,s FUEkRlL
9oasss % Affection for . Bright boy VIII
IN Was Early Called.

u Ansction for Bright boy Who
Was Early Called.
- remains OF J. frankie Brindle. the
-and beautiful eight .year.old boy OF
19N r. B. Brindle, Of North Second
nrrisburg. were brought TO Lancaster
4uing st 7:40 o'clock. Many sympa,
ktends called at the Brindle resi-
No eH North Second street, yesterday
neon and last evening TO view the
- q the Pct Of that household and The
q al who knew the bright child,
- zoos o. tho casket containing the re.
~ several superb bouquets, of the
me most fragrant roses, the stems
~ with beautiful pink and white satin
o9A They were tho ofiertDRs Of M;se
y Keenan,, 0ins Lille MotteY. Mrs f,h.s
A1oils 0rA James Messeresu. ana S,hsr.
1lekok. There were other beeutifnI IA.
0ooU1puted by sympathixlng friepds /:
9nincent crOas from the proDrietorr NJ
.um0re one price clothing housa
4alrd street; Beautiful star from Nj
In II. o. Welding, aud q superh d.
enf o. immortelles and Rrasras. from
en0 4ra q. Il. Johnston.
~ xema1ns OF the above named cb,,d A
po11ed BY the parents md 4 nnmhs, ~
1noao friends from Harrisburs sr,tv"d ~ =,
y ss1a NJ. and were met by . large
~ q eorrowtng rslstives and friends Il
where al took coaches md pro.
g ne Lancaster cemetery whore tina
u ve.e oonducted by Rev. Warren j.
y Asohsim, . relative OF the be.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22
continued 10 Inc Ma, Ts,,,

The February term Of the United S.ass
district court was opened at Philadelphia on
Monday. The only cases from this county
returned TO this term are those against Gar
man and Null for violating the revenue law,
IN having In their possession unstamped
cgsra A. the cases were only returned on
Friday last, United States District Attorney
Valentine continued them to the Nav term.
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AAREE y rs.
Live stOCk aaAfket.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-The Drorers' Journa! re-
ports Cattle-Receipts. 700 head; shipments.
2,iC0; market stronger; shipping steers, aAO to
1880 As., q 5oI5 90; stockers and feeders, q 80
63 81 cows. bulls ana mixed, q s)23 IS bulk,
9eo6S IS; Taxas cows. - 20.
Hogs-keceipts, l2ao head shipments, 900
head market and prices strong: rough
mixed. S l345 s. packing and shipping, o oo0
SReep-keceipts, 1000 head shipments, 1000
head market weak natives, 8 SoSf4 50
d 50d3 60.
East LIBsRrT.-Csttle- Receipts, $40 head :
shipments, ssl market slow; shade or from
last weeks prices; shipments 10 New York,
none.
Hogs-Keceipts, 200 head: shipments ssCO
head market 6rm Philadelphias, Is aOSfs OU :
forkers. S oOI5to; common to lieAt, t5 oo15 60 ;
pigs u I515 shipments to Sew York. noac.
Sleep Receipts, 500 head Shipments 1000
market frm shade higher than last week g
prices.
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Settled Two Alisd emeapors,

Chief Smith returned from Leban on on
Monday evening with check to cover the
amounts received by w. b. Cadwalader by
false Representations, the board bill out OF
which he defrauded one Of onf hotel-keepers
and the costs In both these cases The check
was gived by brother OF Csdwalader, who
advanced 1t to save his being brought here
ior trial. An effort was also made TO settle
the larceny case against him in Lebanon, but
the authorities would not allow it.
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= ovAS1sfrs OF xusxC1Axs.



xuitsa 0pssa Heuse.
~ Till family appeared to large audi.
EooO list evening in Fulton opera house
i the gallery was not occupied back OF the first
tpW Of seats. but the parquet and circle were
5nenfly hiled and tho few vacant seats were
I marked "taken." Had their buyers at-
800 they would have been astoni.hed.
- tn esothefs and sisters are wonderful
Their playing upon the rocks
Guly enchanting, and their vocal powers
Meee eweee and with uncommon volume.
b - porformance Of Mr.. D. Till upon the
Snno1egonicon called forth much applause,
- \ probably was the best part Of the pro
onmA Every selection was given with
eao dnisb, and the encores were hearty
\ - dooerved. The proceeds Of the enter
i sGanUeot wero for the benefit of the relief
80 q Geo H. Thomas Post 81 g. A. r.
1he tn family appear In Columbia on
ootnrday evening.
Ths King Street Theatre.
81 11o King street theatre was full to over.
!; 1cwing Last evening when tho second week
&9g loyelty entertainments began. Tho audi.
4 80 was one OF the largest ever seen in ths
o1nA Almost every seat was taken and
y people were standing. The company
Aioh appeared included the attractive oune
Y: N1ogo sisters, who were 20 well received
49, week. They had new songs
~ sepeated their success Goldie and
o01scy gave their musical turn with
- creditable changes and the Goldens
10 the usual big hit In . new darkey
{eeech Joe Roger sang several new songs
- did we'll There were about Q half.
oon new people booked to open ct the
sA bat only three put In an appearance
80 81 these were Brock and Webster, Irish
otanA who were formerly Of the csle.
1eo Shamrock Four. They Introduced
le0 funny business which was . great 70
4hfle their dancing was very fine, Mons.
n1nd4 another new man. appeared In q
l1iing balancing trapexe oct and performed
me wonderful feats on the suspended bar.
nnsiey and Downie, song and dance artists,
2g4ved In town from New York Just too late
9ks part In tho show, but they will posi-.
~ appear tonight An attractive feature
- arse part last night was the statue
LAbsrty Enlghtening the World /" by
~ Golden.
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Lancaster Improvement Company,

The board OF directors OF the Lancaster I'm .
provement company met Monday afternoon
In the Board OF Trade rooms and organized
by the election OF the following named OH.
GERS President, John q. Hagor; vice presi
dent, Robert A. Evans; treasurer, Char es
A. Fon Dersmith secretary and solicitor, ].
w. b. Bausman finance committee, ]. Fred
sener, Geo. NJ. Franklin, Robert A. Evans
properly committee, j. r. .Wickershann, J.
Adam Burger, john d. Skiles.
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Failed 10 Appear

8. @. Calvin, the Harrisburg horse doslel
charged before Alderman lBarr with
selling . cribbipg horse for q sound
one to Lescock township farmer,
iaiied 70 appear on Monday afternoon.
The alderman forfeited his rec ogn!z ,nce eud
issued . warrant for his arrest.
Simon Book, charged by VIM. Proctor
with surety OF the peace, failed to appear for
q hearing at the same aldermsu's office He
was arrested aud Ii now In jall.
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n1nDoo q f1ns1RxDoDea
- 0~-anmO - beea co..
TT usdno go - ahous a.
o Uus1n - Col0mbla n sueh
~ 0guo M ~ oWo vue1ng Pc.
VoeA ~ neoo11osY q 0ucA D
1Gvn1eD olsh eleeaaoa, - ..
r. - uogBoGA eeoueioa. ~ ~
NgoWook ~ boatd e ohe yifst
~ oomooooo tAeoR Wugk ualil alter
d - 0ooon1 WoD1 WOgO q work
od0u9 = ~ Uoning end the
Ia oDeoD a. % nalsh until nine
" - deUs 1AHo hes also besn
1Goue ena1elnG ~ bcgough char.
~ ~ 11GGG1at wards 10 elect their
1n1m11soo 70 oouncil and school
"a peQoDot The eandidates On these
~ Aos1el ~ the entire town and
- vulang oflsn oausss the wards
OnoQuA represontation. when
qnsa organise ths First ward will
- 0e0nsss, the Second ward also
~ Third ward but ouA In the
- buard the Elrue ward will have
emoorA Ne 1esood ward three and
~ ward viii only have two
;H Aeoe0eoeAlU 0hoe.
Young. son of Thomas Young, liv.
H1lra md Poplar streets, met with q
~ eooldsnt = the result Of handling q
~. The weapon exploded, while In hia
- the bullet entered the fieshy par,
tAa0h, lodging near the beck Of the
-. Bsrnthelssl was called upon wht
1xe4 the bullee By cutting Il out nom thu
lart q The hand. The injury will MOI
- = any ssrious manner, and the boy
agllose the use Of the thumb.
IN shs CAursAes.
- oommencss tomorrow and 10 known
- eo1sudar - cash Wednesday," Len,
~ ohsssvsd n the Catholic and Episco
- ch1sehse In the 81 Psul's p. E
- services will be held 10 morrow
- = 10 O'Clock, subject, "The Ma
~ Nm )" at 40 p m, subject '.What
o. Back !" evening services at !
1eu4 subject Repentance"
& - men's meeting In the Second Street
1osnn church viii be held this evening
f1o O'Clock. Rev. VIM. P. Evans, pastor,
u deliver asermou on Peculiar Tempta
0ef11en.v
~ onaertainment will be held in the
ne6lse church this evening by the ladies
- Layton axuiliary OF the Foreign Mis-
- society, which will consist OF {
- wedding.
- young Folks Cleaners society Of tn.
- q God viii hold soclsble this eve
- ~ homo Of MrA Lindny, on Sixth
( 4swn Msssa
- honks ana public schools are closed
~ ssason Of washington's birthday
- Aprss closed ct twelve O'Clock. The
100 was open from to 10 this morning
~ VII b from TO Z this evening.
~ neugressive euchre party was held las
- = the residence OF Mr.. John Fendrich
ID - opera house wss packed last night Il
n1D tho performance OF Prof Lowanda'l
1lty company. A large number OF gift
Eo ntvsn away to holders Of ticketA
pnrty was held last night at the resi-
- - An. b. B. Rhodes.
i - tWsnty.nnst annual ball OF the vigilan
eempany win be held In the armor,
l. evening.
~ Nasie Welsh entertained the mai,
- q ths high school at her homo laa
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Properly Wi,bdrswu.

The property Of David W. Gsib, No. AS
North shippen street, offered ut public sale
on Monday evening at the Franklin house,
was withdnwn by Auctioneer Haines, for
wsstof biddera
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Colorado Poetry.

"The evening for her bath Of dew IL par.
tally uDdressed the sun behind . bob.tail
nush II setting in the west; the planets light
the heavens with the flash Of their cigars
nature has put her nishtshirt on and but.
toned Il with the stars!'
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Z U1oeG1a = nlsefA ~ ~ sisys Who sns.
ooul6lly managsd Ronsyn Para lea sooson,
havo yuee lsesed the famous plcuic grounds
for neat year. Many improvements will
b made on the grounds and the resort will
no doubt be - popular ~ ever the coming
season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

Geo. r. spronsers bottling establishment, 81
and 80 south Lime street, Is connected with the
telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-22

This evening at $50, eleven marble French
clocks cathedral Rongs, will I've sold at
ZAhm's auction Attend this sale IL you
want q French clock t your own price.
Zahm's corner.
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Mr. llssie llugAss. boAseiug sAllorpA.
nrs yoscphinS Denhusss bo6rolAG ehll.
lsaao ney noids, boarding chil6fSH. .....
pr Isaac kerlin, ciotht6g supplieo......
fenna state Luuatac Asylums treat
ment OF tnsAne ............,.
And . frants, Treas., outdoor rolief....